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Ok Jerry this is some of Mine yours looks better with out the glare

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 4:33 am Series I (1991) and Series II (1992) were the only Keystone years with a Mini Trapper (042 151). I wonder why?
The 1991 Series I #51 is one of the best made (and best looking) knives in my entire Mini-T collection.

According to information I have (I don't recall where I got it) the Mini-Trappers made were:

042151 Mini Trapper 2000
Brown Bone

042151 Mini Trapper 2001
Red Bone

#032151 Mini Trapper 2002
Stag

#042151 Mini Trapper 2005 or 2006?
Boysenberry
Burgundy
Mahagony

#022151 Mini Trapper
Smooth Brown

kennedy knives wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 5:18 pm Ok Jerry this is some of Mine yours looks better with out the glare

Fantastic. Congratulations to you. I would love to have one of each years set but they were too much $$$ for my pocketbook.

I only need 15 more set's to have them all I don't think that's happening

OLDE CUTLER wrote: ↑Sat Oct 10, 2020 7:04 pm Great idea for a new dedicated thread. I just picked up my first Schatt & Morgan today at our local flea market for a sawbuck. It is a sleeveboard pattern with bone handles and is 3 9/16" overall closed. Does not look like it has been used much if at all.

Wow! Those scales are HOT!

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 4:46 pm 001.JPG

Nice!

Great looking knives everyone! These S&M knives are something else!

I think this is the only Schatt & Morgan I have. A 43 1/2. Great knife.

jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 5:21 pm

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 4:33 am Series I (1991) and Series II (1992) were the only Keystone years with a Mini Trapper (042 151). I wonder why?
The 1991 Series I #51 is one of the best made (and best looking) knives in my entire Mini-T collection.

According to information I have (I don't recall where I got it) the Mini-Trappers made were:

042151 Mini Trapper 2000
Brown Bone

042151 Mini Trapper 2001
Red Bone

#032151 Mini Trapper 2002
Stag

#042151 Mini Trapper 2005 or 2006?
Boysenberry
Burgundy
Mahagony

#022151 Mini Trapper
Smooth Brown

Of course you are correct, jerryd (as always). You'd think I would've known that since I actually own some of the other Keystone Series Mini Trappers.
I have not seen some of the #51s you listed (if/when I do you can be sure I'll be first in line to buy them); however, here are the Keystone Series #51s I currently have.

1991 Brown Jigged Bone (x2) 042151
1992 Red (Winterbottom?) Jigged Bone 042151
2002 Stag 032151

2006 Mahogany Jigged Bone 042151
2006 Burgundy Jigged Bone 042151

Great looking knives Q!

Q I'll second what Tom said

And I vote agree.

2004 Swell Center Whittler crimson bone sterling silver shield with it's purity %.

Pearl dogleg or mini trapper from 2001.

Picked this swell center whittler up, many moons ago, from Ivoryman. Behind it is a walrus tusk ivory, he carved as well.

OLDE CUTLER wrote: ↑Sat Oct 10, 2020 7:04 pm Great idea for a new dedicated thread. I just picked up my first Schatt & Morgan today at our local flea market for a sawbuck. It is a sleeveboard pattern with bone handles and is 3 9/16" overall closed. Does not look like it has been used much if at all.

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..like that one!!!.....looks a lot like my little Camillus sleeveboard whittler!!!!..... ................

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Doc that is really sweet.

QS would that be considered a stabber jack?

I'm not familiar with that term dog, but it would seem apt.

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This was posted by Roland once upon a time.

Interesting post. I think mine does not qualify as a "stabber" pattern chiefly because it is not a lock back and it does not have the stoutness, the heft, needed for aggressive action. imo.

Beautiful knives!

This one's about my favorite S&M period. First becasue it's a pretty sweet beauty, old, and great bones. Second becasue it was a Q-bombing run target. Blows the mind.

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Sat Jun 04, 2022 7:58 pm This one's about my favorite S&M period.

Great photo: looks even better than I remember (hidden deep inside my knife safe). I think it likes living with you, Ivoryman.